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title: What is the difference between Anything and anythin" and Do we pronunce the "G" in both cases ? Feel free to just provide example sentences and audios
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description: @AL-Ademi21 Anythin' is just very slangy. You'll hear anything with a soft ing sound far more often than anything else in most of Canada.|@Alademi21 He sounds like he has an American accent from somewhere where nothin' is a common pronunciation of nothing. People where I live don't speak like he does. You won't hear it said like that often here. |@Alademi21 You can use any accent you want to :p but the recording isn't a common one in Canada. It's more regional for parts of the US. If you spoke that way though, no one would mind. It's still English :) |@AL-Ademi21 The correct way is "Anything" pronounce the "G"|anythin is the incorrect way and usually used for slang|anything has a g anythin doesn't |The correct way of saying "anything" is with the 'ing'/g in the end. Anythin' is slang. It stops mid-way through the word. It's informal. It's similar to' somethin' ( It commonly used among young adults/teens, or gangs--street boys )
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